Kohima: District Hospital Phek teamed up with the Razeba Public Organization to run a free medical camp in Razeba on November 14. Sixteen doctors and 32 healthcare workers staffed the event. They treated 487 patients throughout the day. The team included technicians, pharmacists, nurses, attendants, and AYUSH professionals.
Staff handled a wide range of needs. They performed minor surgeries, dental work, and eye exams. Patients also accessed X-ray, ultrasound, and ECG diagnostics. Doctors provided specialized care in gynecology and pediatrics. The team handed out over 50 pairs of glasses following eye screenings.
The event boosted local access to government health programs. Workers registered more than 60 people for new Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY cards. Visapa Movi, the General Secretary of the RPO, confirmed the registration numbers. The day began with an intro from RPO president Vizo Lea.
Dr. Wemeri Khutsoh, the Senior Medical Officer, outlined the team composition and the services offered. Martha Dukru, the RPO Press and Media Secretary, thanked the hospital staff for their hard work. The organization praised the initiative, noting that, "similar healthcare initiatives will continue in the future for the welfare and well-being of the people of Razeba Range and beyond."
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